My teacher Reveals A-level results early

Every year, a chemistry teacher in my school rings a select number of girls to tell them they have straight A's in their A-levels the night before they get them. He rang me last year at my AS results. He also retired last year. However, I still think he might have got hold of them from his old contacts. If he doesn't ring tonight, I'll be facing two dilemmas: a)won't be going to LSE b) won't know them till tomorrow!

It just adds to my tension knowing that there is a possiblity that if I don't get a phone call I'll miss my offer - but that too could be rubbish!!!!

What do you think of his behaviour?

Every year, a chemistry teacher in my school rings a select number of girls to tell them they have straight A's in their A-levels the night before they get them. He rang me last year at my AS results. He also retired last year. However, I still think he might have got hold of them from his old contacts. If he doesn't ring tonight, I'll be facing two dilemmas: a)won't be going to LSE b) won't know them till tomorrow!

It just adds to my tension knowing that there is a possiblity that if I don't get a phone call I'll miss my offer - but that too could be rubbish!!!!

What do you think of his behaviour?

It's completely unacceptable...and i'm pretty sure it's illegal.

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Well, what a shame...

I think he means what a shame in that it put us at ease for the night's sleep. He told me that that was why he did it. However, it was quite funny when one of the girls told him to f**k off because she thought he was a prank caller. i only told my mum last year because I knew my dad would go ballistic!

I think he means what a shame in that it put us at ease for the night's sleep. He told me that that was why he did it. However, it was quite funny when one of the girls told him to f**k off because she thought he was a prank caller. i only told my mum last year because I knew my dad would go ballistic!

Right.

What I mean is, these things are bound to happen, it's inevitable with this system under such pressure?

The more we ignore such things and concentrate on waiting until they're officially released, the better.

And, yes, it is wrong.

He a notorious iconoclast. I'm not saying it's justified - god knows I'm biased as being one of his so-called "A-team". He always had extreme hierarchical views about pupils, and was quite harsh on those who didn't work as hard as others. He seemed to want to "reward" those who had the intelligence and BIG work ethics to succeed.

He a notorious iconoclast. I'm not saying it's justified - god knows I'm biased as being one of his so-called "A-team". He always had extreme hierarchical views about pupils, and was quite harsh on those who didn't work as hard as others. He seemed to want to "reward" those who had the intelligence and BIG work ethics to succeed.

URGH i can't stand teachers like that. "A-team"? i'm sorry but he sounds like one of those sterotypical american students with their little cliques that nobody else can join. urgh

Mmm...I know. He prides himself on his ability to "go against the grain of the system." If the other teachers knew he did it, we would probably all have been called in for questioning. It would have to go become a disciplinary committee, wouldn't it?

I didn't want to know last year actually, it spoiled the surprise....however, this year I would like to read my prospectus once more with a confident outlook!! Ooohh dearie me I must go and distract myself!

Mmm...I know. He prides himself on his ability to "go against the grain of the system." If the other teachers knew he did it, we would probably all have been called in for questioning. It would have to go become a disciplinary committee, wouldn't it?

I didn't want to know last year actually, it spoiled the surprise....however, this year I would like to read my prospectus once more with a confident outlook!! Ooohh dearie me I must go and distract myself!

Every year, a chemistry teacher in my school rings a select number of girls to tell them they have straight A's in their A-levels the night before they get them. He rang me last year at my AS results. He also retired last year. However, I still think he might have got hold of them from his old contacts. If he doesn't ring tonight, I'll be facing two dilemmas: a)won't be going to LSE b) won't know them till tomorrow!

It just adds to my tension knowing that there is a possiblity that if I don't get a phone call I'll miss my offer - but that too could be rubbish!!!!

What do you think of his behaviour?

I don't think it's illegal. I've been phoned by my school telling me to be in at 9:30 for a photo. As long as they don't reveal your grades it's ok.

I don't think it's illegal. I've been phoned by my school telling me to be in at 9:30 for a photo. As long as they don't reveal your grades it's ok.